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Senior Machine Learning Engineer

IC Resources
Cambridge
2 weeks ago
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Senior Machine Learning Engineer

Location: Cambridge (Hybrid)

Salary: £60,000 – £70,000 + Share Options

A growing AI company is developing intelligent imaging software that applies advanced machine learning to medical data, improving diagnostic accuracy and speed.

As a Senior Machine Learning Engineer, you’ll design, train and deploy ML models for medical image analysis, working with a highly skilled team at the intersection of AI, healthcare and software engineering.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and optimise ML models for medical image processing and analysis
  • Build and integrate AI pipelines within scalable production environments
  • Collaborate with data, clinical and software teams to ensure robust, validated outputs

Skills & Experience

  • MSc / PhD in Computer Science, Machine Learning or related discipline
  • 3+ years’ experience developing ML models, with a strong focus on medical imaging
  • Proven track record using deep learning frameworks (PyTorch / TensorFlow)
  • Solid Python skills and familiarity with cloud or MLOps tools (Docker, Kubernetes, MLFlow)
  • Understanding of data pipelines and image analysis techniques (segmentation, registration, feature extraction)

Benefits

  • Share options and private healthcare
  • Flexible hybrid working
  • 28 days’ holiday + bank holidays

If this position seems like one that suits you and you have the necessary experience, then apply now!

Otherwise, if you're looking for any other roles within AI/ML and Computer Vision, then reach out to Oscar Harper at IC Resources.

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